Unit 10 - Uni Drama School Monologues

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Performing ArtsFurther Education (Key Stage 5)

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Performing Arts
Recap of Unit 9 
Performing Arts

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What are the 7 questions proposed by Stanislavski?

Slide 2 - Open question

Konstantin Stanislavski
Charlie Chaplin
William Shakespeare
Anton Chekhov

Slide 3 - Drag question

What do you remember learning in unit 9?

Slide 4 - Mind map

What is a core British value concerning citizenship?
A
Exclusivity based on heritage
B
Respect for diversity
C
Cultural uniformity
D
Ethnic purity

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UNIT 10 


Preparing For Progression

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Week 1 - Lesson 2
  1. Class Objective: understand "casting type" + career pathways
  2. Skills: teamwork, professionalism, listening, problem solving, analysis
  3. Activities: 
  • check blog unit 9
  • about yesterday recap
  • Career pathway 
  • Drama schools x universities
  • Casting type sheet

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Which career pathway do you want to pursue in performing arts? 

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DO YOU KNOW THE DIFFERENCE?
https://actinginlondon.co.uk/drama-school-vs-university-for-acting/

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Is an acting degree from a reputable drama school the same as the one from a university?

In the UK, accredited drama schools and universities both provide formal/academic education in the form of Bachelors of Arts degree. However, some drama schools may not provide any recognized degrees.

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  • Independent institution - means they may have their own buildings and operate on almost their own terms.
  • Can be a part of a university.
  • ALL drama schools must have their higher education validated by universities. 
  • In an academic and higher education setting, drama schools are below universities. But when it comes to the actual value of a theater degree, it's the opposite.
  • Drama schools have both graduate and undergraduate programs
DRAMA SCHOOLS

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List Of Drama Schools
  • https://actinginlondon.co.uk/best-drama-schools-in-uk/
  • https://actinginlondon.co.uk/top-drama-schools-london/
  • https://actinginlondon.co.uk/best-drama-schools-in-new-york/
  • https://actinginlondon.co.uk/best-acting-schools-in-the-world/ 

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  • University (HE) provides students with all types of degrees that aren’t limited to theatre or arts.
  • In the UK Performing Arts degrees are usually simply named BA Acting.
  • Academic training (theory, playwrights, etc.)
UNIVERSITIES

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How to choose the best monologues for you?
  • One that showcases your best skills
  • Age appropriate
  • Matches your casting type
  • One that you know a lot about 
  • One that you like and can relate to

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ACTIVITY
Fill in the casting form for yourself and for your actor friend and we will then discuss.
  1. Demi for Avneet
  2. Sky for Ethan
  3. Avneet for Soren
  4. Soren for Demi 
  5. Ethan for Sky

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Week 1 - Lesson 3
  1. Class Objective: revise casting type + investigate monologues
  2. Skills: professionalism, listening, analysis, cold reading
  3. Activities: 
  • yesterday recap
  • Career pathway - made a decision?
  • Casting type sheet
  • Homework (blended learning)
  • Blog session 

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Homework
  • Select 3 monologues that are suitable for your casting type (1 contemporary, 1 screen and 1 classical) - bring the to the next class
  • Select 3 monologues that are suitable for your Partner (1 contemporary, 1 screen and 1 classical) - bring the to the next class

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Week 2 - Day 1 
WEDNESDAY 
13:20 to 14:20 - Casting Platforms and Scratch Nights 
14:30 to 16:20 -  Your chosen monologues Analysis and Preparation 



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CASTING PLATFORMS 

MANDY 

BACKSTAGE

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Scratch Nights
Scratch Nights act as a sharing platform for artists to 'test' a current work on a live audience. 

Typically, artists will have an allocated time in which to present their work, which is followed up by a feedback session with the audience.

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Week 3 - Day 1 WEDNESDAY
13:20 to 16:20 
  • In person audition process. 
  • Analysis and practice




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WHAT QUESTIONS ARE ASKED TO ACTORS DURING AN IN PERSON AUDITION?

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Week 3 - Day 2 THURSDAY
11:20 to 12:20 
  • Acting CV 
  • Self tape theory class




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SELF-TAPE 

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  • poor quality, too large file size and frustatingly, multiple scenes are provided as separate files. 
  • phones and Tablets 
  •  We need to see your face. 
  • lighting equipment.
  •  principal light on you, also known as a key light, a fill light, and a back (hair) light to sculpt and separate you from your background 
  •  It should look something like the sample picture below.
  •  LANDSCAPE and not portrait,  
  •  background
  • limit unnecessary background. 
  •  pick up your voice without unnecessary noise, like traffic and neighbours.
  • reader at eye level and near to your camera. 
  •  slate or ident, 
  •  edit them all together into a single file.  
  • submit: vimeo , dropbox, wetranfer,  
  • lable





https://casting.mathewwaters.com/self-taping-advice/

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Slate for self tape
It varies according to the type of casting medium (tv, film, commercial, theatre) 
ALWAYS follow the casting's guidance
What Should Your Slate Usually Include?
  • Your name: State your full name clearly and slowly.
  • Height: State your height in feet and inches.
  • Location: where you live
  • Agency: If you are represented by an agent, state their name and agency.
  • Role: state the name of the role.




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Week 3 - Day 3 Friday
9am to 11am -  Independent rehearsal of monologues including self tapes
11:20 to 13:20 and 14:20 to 15:20 -  -  blog completion of the following assignmens:

- Finish your personal statement based on Mandy’s workshop
- Create your Actors CV


 




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COVER LETTER FOR A CASTIGN CALL and job application 

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Headshot

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Week 3 - Day 1
Amature theatre companies
employment options
Self tape
Headshot
Cover letter casting application 
what do you know now that you didn't at begin of the year, 





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Week 3 - Day 2
Rehearse monolouges
Interview and introfucation 





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